Breaking news from the field of Applied Swine Science™: yes, there are actual tutorials on how to restrain and transport pigs (and yes, I am clinically hyperfixated on pig farming right now). The piglets involved are statistically adorable, and the farmers inventing these methods deserve honorary PhDs (this is exactly why I told the artist I wanted something like that, xD). HOWEVER—according to behavioral ethology, pigs are not plush toys 😂 Sus scrofa domesticus is an intelligent, socially complex organism that, when restrained or mildly inconvenienced, may rapidly transition from cute baby to feral menace. Peer-reviewed observations confirm that pigs establish dominance via biting, shoving, and full-body tackles—basically MMA, but muddy. Let’s talk bite mechanics 🧠: pigs possess powerful jaw muscles capable of generating enough force to crush tissue and fracture fingers. In scientific terms: if your hand is in the wrong place, it becomes a learning experience. Add their low center of gravity and sudden acceleration, and you get what physics calls being absolutely demolished. Under stress or competition, pigs may also display repetitive or excessive biting behaviors. Science politely calls this “maladaptive aggression” Conclusion of this highly serious study: pigs are adorable, brilliant, and fully capable of humbling a human in under three seconds. Anyway—my third commission has officially arrived 😏🐽 #MrAsFarm @NACHIOBOY Artist: @nahhols_

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Un dibujo porque no dibujaré hasta la próxima semana que regrese del viaje! Apilados #MrAsFarm